White Hot Choclate

How to Make White Hot Chocolate

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White hot chocolate is a delicious variant of the usual hot chocolate. While some people will argue that white chocolate isn't "real chocolate", for a lot of people, it's about the taste and it's a taste that they really enjoy. This wonderful taste transfers well to a hot drink. Try it on a cold and wintry day to build some cheer. This will serve one. Double it for a shared treat.

Ingredients

• 1 cup milk, warmed (dairy or other kind of preferred milk)
• 40g white chocolate - chopped or round discs (try to buy good quality white chocolate, as this will be less waxy and over-sugared––European or European inspired brands are often best)

Steps

1. Put the chocolate into a small saucepan over low to medium heat.
2. Heat the chocolate gently until it becomes warm and only just starts melting. Don't let it melt in the pan. Remove from the heat as it starts to melt.
3. Pour the warm chocolate into a mug or glass. Add warm milk.
4. Stir until the chocolate melts in. Serve immediately. Some ideas of what to serve the hot white chocolate with include:
   • White chocolate brownies with chocolate chips
   • White chocolate butterscotch chip cookies
   • White chocolate chip biscotti
   • White chocolate mousse with berries
   • White chocolate coconut nests.

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Tips

• If you're not sure about the quality of the white chocolate, ask the retailer if it is of connoisseur quality. If the retailer doesn't know, they don't know chocolate!
• Sprinkle garnishes over the top if wished. Such things as colored sugar, dark chocolate flakes or ground cinnamon or nutmeg are good choices.
• It's a good idea to serve with the stirring teaspoon in case there is any delicious chocolate to retrieve from the bottom at the end of the drink.

Warnings

• The taste quality of this drink can vary considerably depending on the quality of the chocolate. Be sure to use a white chocolate that you enjoy eating.

Things You'll Need

• Small saucepan
• Stirring implement such as a teaspoon
• Serving mug or heat-resistant glass

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